Issues stir unease talks

WASHINGTON - Republican leaders on Thursday began the groundwork of to conservative House members support for a possible outputs agreement, the cutting could significantly less in 2011 than the $61 billion GOP lawmakers want to win.

Zuma press Republic Mike Pence (R., Ind.) said that he would accept a Government shutdown.

House Speaker John Boehner (R.-Ohio) met one hour cuts with Republican freshmen, among the most outspoken supporters of expenditure. GOP heads of State or Government stressed that greater expenditure 2012 are fighting for the budget moving forward and that the Republicans have complete power in Washington.

"We control a half one-third of the Government," Mr. Boehner told reporters. "We can impose our will of the Senate."

Mr. Boehner said as negotiators continue to an agreement towards House and Senate, which would cut after Democrats, about $33 billion in this fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30. Republicans have not this number, confirmed and negotiations could change the outlines of the transaction.

Reuters activists as Captain America disguised and D.C. were a Patriot among the participants of the rally "Continued revolution" in Washington, Thursday.

Congress must pass an output measure by 8 April or risk of a Government shutdown.

Several conservative legislators would suggested that they hesitate to support a measure that cuts significantly less than the $61 billion, which the Parliament approved earlier this year. "It will be much salesmanship, which will take place," said Republic Jack Kingston (R.-GA.).

Republic Joe Walsh (R., ill.), said that he "disappointed" would $33 billion in a figure. He said "We will want as fat as possible,".

At a meeting on Thursday of the Republican Study Committee, a conservative group, more than half of all GOP House members, sticking with $61 billion supports the most members in cuts, said Republic Jim Jordan (R., Ohio), Chairman of the group.

But some legislators outright vote for compromise excluded.

GOP leadership seemed to make some progress with her argument that even the smaller cut, is a major victory since the fiscal year already half are over, and more fighting ahead. Republicans plan to unveil a budget proposal 2012 next week, which are expected to deep cost-cutting measures and proposals for overhauling Medicare and Medicaid.

While Republicans the prospect of an agreement which faced less than they wanted to cut Kulissenwechsel Democrats with the concept of cutting. Senator Patty Murray (D., Washington), the fourth - ranking Senate Democrat, said she was concerned that the Administration gave away too much too fast.

"It's hard," said the magnitude of the cuts that Democrats are preparing to accept Mrs Murray. "It is really hard, and not without a lot of trepidation."

During his meeting with GOP freshmen said Mr. Boehner he had read that she had painted him with the demand for big cuts in a corner.

Getty Images House Speaker John Boehner (R.-Ohio) spoke at a press conference in U.S. Capitol on Thursday.

"I welcome me you to draw in this corner." That is, where I want to be "Mr. Boehner said rep Lankford (R., Oklahoma) according to Jim."

Both political parties are public as maneuver as private. Democrats argue that voters want politicians to work out their differences, so that they are telegraphing, that they are open to a contract.

Several Republicans said their voice depend on how many "driver" - politics remain policies directly relating to expenditure - in the invoice.

These include Republican-backed provisions that environmental protection agency climate change rules block, de-fund President Barack Obama healthcare law and prevent that money Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

Republic of Mick Mulvaney (R., s.c.) said he would not vote for the Bill, regardless of how much it cut, "when it contains not the de funding" of the Democratic-backed health law.

Former House speaker and probably 2012 calls presidential candidate Newt Gingrich a private collection of GOP freshmen to press Senate Democrats if they are forced to settle for something less for a higher cuts as $33 billion, and guilt.

Mr. Gingrich said he told legislators, the "your goal should be a shutdown [Government] if not nachgebend to avoid their basic principles."

The tea party Patriots Group held a rally outside the Capitol legislature cut as much as possible, urge you less than 200 people moved.

Republic Mike Pence (R., Ind.) suggested that he is a Government shut down, pushing the major cuts would accept. "I say it is shut down," Mr pence said as the crowd chanted, "cut it or closed it."

For Mr. Boehner, the question is not only whether the House finally ratified a contract that the he helped. It is also how many votes of the conservative Democrats he need.

-Neil King Jr., Danny Yadron and Laura Meckler contributed to this article.

Write to Naftali Bendavid at naftali.bendavid@wsj.com

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